A brief calm returned to Ferguson with the replacement of police by highway patrol forces, but came roaring back over the weekend with the institution of a broad curfew, banning protesters from the streets at night.
The imposition of the curfew meant the return of military vehicles to the streets, mass firing of tear gas on crowds, and shot at least one person, who was critically wounded.
The lessons of Ferguson last week, and how military-style crackdowns on dissent only make the rallies bigger, appears to have been lost on police officials, who promised to not only continue the crackdown, but to maintain the curfew indefinitely.
Governor Jay Nixon, who ordered the curfew, offered mild criticism for the brutality of the police, saying there were times when they were “a little aggressive.”
Many in Congress were a lot more critical of the crackdown, with Rep. Lacy Clay (D – MO), the local representative, saying having “a military police force facing down innocent protesters with sniper rifles and machine guns is totally unacceptable in America.”
Premeditated execution — Instant death being standard law enforcement against contempt
Brown stood in the lane that the squad traveled, requiring the cop to steer around him and as that was an act of contempt that no black is allowed to live and brag about since the Civil War, first four shots were fired into Brown’s right arm to prevent a counter attack and to hold Brown dead still, like a matador in a bull ring,. then two quick shots to the head for a kill most sure and quick. For all the neighborhood must know for an absolute what happens when they fail to give a legalized killer his due respect.